Navage Nasal Care | Saline Nasal Irrigation (2024)

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Navage Nasal Care | Saline Nasal Irrigation? ›

I have suffered with sinus infections for years and the Naväge is a life saver. I even got one for my granddaughter who also suffers from allergies and sinus infections. It's just amazing!! I love this as well, help the product to dry properly.

I have suffered with sinus infections for years and the Naväge is a life saver. I even got one for my granddaughter who also suffers from allergies and sinus infections. It's just amazing!! I love this as well, help the product to dry properly.

While the Navage provides a more controlled flow of saline solution and the convenience of premixed packets, the Neti Pot is a more budget-friendly option that can be used with a homemade saline solution.

You can use the Naväge Nose Cleaner as often as you wish! We suggest you use Naväge twice a day, just like brushing your teeth. However, Naväge is completely natural and drug-free, and health professionals agree that it's safe to use as often as needed or wanted.

New User Water Tip

It should be lukewarm to the touch and not hotter than about 85°– 90°F (29°– 32°C). WARNING: DO NOT USE TAP WATER UNLESS STERILIZED BY BOILING.

Often referred to as 'Nature's Decongestant', the Naväge nasal hygiene system is promoted by doctors who specialize in the field. According to Dr. Howard Levine, “Nasal irrigation is clinically proven to relieve sinus congestion safely and effectively without drugs.

Side effects of sinus rinsing

The most common issues resulting from a nasal rinse are a burning or stinging sensation in the nose and mild irritation in the nasal passages. To make your nasal rinse more comfortable, make sure to use a saline solution instead of plain water, which can aggravate the inside of your nose.

Absolutely! Yes, the Naväge will remove mucus! Enthusiastic Naväge users with a wide variety of sinus issues including excess mucus have reported finding relief and excellent results using Naväge.

If you use the device daily and rinse it thoroughly before and after use, the risk is quite small. If the device is properly cleaned after use, the risk can be eliminated completely.

The good news is that there is significant clinical evidence that the tiny channels connecting the sinuses to the nasal cavity are rinsed clean by nasal irrigation – and this is one of nasal irrigation's greatest benefits.

How to clean a deep inside nose? ›

Using a squeeze bottle, bulb syringe, or neti pot, pour or squeeze the saline solution slowly into the upper nostril. Allow the solution to pour out your other nostril and into the drain. Breathe through your mouth, not your nose, at this time. Repeat on the opposite side.

The Naväge Nose Cleaner is engineered so the “before-rinse” (clean saline) and the “after-rinse” (waste saline) never touch. This makes the risk of spreading germs from one user to another relatively low. That said, the best practice hygienically is for each user to have his or her own device.

If you are pushing too hard and one of the pillow tips gets blocked against the nasal wall, then the suction will decrease or stop, and you may get water down your throat, slow flow, or no flow at all. That's why you should try backing off a little.

Yes, it is possible to get water stuck in your sinuses from a sinus rinse. This can happen if your sinuses are swollen or if your head is not tilted properly. If you feel like water is stuck, keep your head upright for a while and try blowing your nose. The water should work its way out.

A NeilMed Sinus Rinse Kit contains an easy-to-use squeeze bottle and packets of premixed solution. Fill the bottle with distilled water in the bottle and mix in a premixed packet. A Navage nasal irrigation system uses powered suction to flush out the excess mucus.

The solution made with the SINUS RINSE™ packet will not burn or sting because it is pH neutral. Moreover, the ingredients in each packet are identical, taking the guesswork out of preparing the solution and giving you the same solution each time you make it. Nasal rinses can be done at any time of day.

A Naväge cycle can last from about 10 seconds to a minute, depending on personal anatomy and congestion. Most cycles last from 20 to 30 seconds. The cycle is complete when the upper tank is empty. For persons with a deviated septum the irrigation cycle may take longer depending on how deviated the septum is.

The key to success with Naväge is making your nasal cavity into a closed system, separate from the oral cavity. That's what makes it possible for the rinse to go in one nostril, out the other, and not down your throat. It's the result of closing the soft palate.

However, Naväge is completely natural and drug-free, and health professionals agree that it's safe to use as often as needed or wanted. We recommend that new users use Naväge twice a day for the first couple of weeks-once in the morning and again before bed.

Airborne germs invade through your nose. It's the body's air filter for trapping allergens and viruses. Naväge is a super-effective, natural way to clean your nose. It's the world's only nose cleaner with powered suction to flush out mucus and germs so you can breathe easier, sleep better, and feel healthier.